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ST. ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
ST. ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH is a Canadian registered charity based in Dartmouth, Nova Scotia. It reported gifts to qualified donees in each of the last five reporting years, averaging about $103,000 a year, mostly to religious and community development organizations in Ontario and Nova Scotia.
Giving: $100K to $1M a year
Facts
- Reported gifts to qualified donees in each of the last five reporting years, averaging about $103,000 a year. The most recent was 2023, at about $88,000.CRA T3010 charity information returns · 2025-01-31
- Reported 70 gifts in total. The typical gift (median) was about $1,548 and the largest was about $75,000.CRA T3010 charity information returns · 2025-01-31
- Gave to 23 different organizations. The largest recipients by dollars included THE TRUSTEE BOARD OF THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN CANADA, CAMP GEDDIE - CAMP OF THE SYNOD OF THE ATLANTIC PROVINCES OFTHE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN CANADA and Halifax Regional Centre for Education.CRA T3010 charity information returns · 2025-01-31
- By dollars, gifts went mostly to religious (71%), community development (18%) and education (6%) organizations, based on each recipient's registered charity category.CRA T3010 charity information returns · 2025-01-31
- By dollars, gifts went to recipients in Ontario (64%) and Nova Scotia (35%).CRA T3010 charity information returns · 2025-01-31
- Describes its charitable programs in its CRA return as: “WE HAD WEEKLY SERVICES. WE GAVE PASTORAL CARE. WE DONATED FOOD TO LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS FOR THOSE LESS FOURTINATE. WE HELD SEVERAL TYPES OF CHRISTIAN EDUCATION CLASSES. WE DONATED FUNDS TO SUPPORT THE WORK OF THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN CANADA (BOTH IN CANADA AND INTERNATIONALLY).”CRA T3010 charity information returns · 2025-01-31
Sources
CRA T3010 charity information returns. Last updated 2025-01-31.
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